Out-group members act differently from in-group members in that they
A) Interact often with the leader
B) Perform their job duties but no extra work
C) Ask for additional responsibility
D) Receive special attention from their leaders

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Out-group members are those who feel detached or excluded from their group, and as a result, they tend to perform their job duties but no extra work. They may also have less interaction and receive less attention or feedback from their leaders, which can contribute to their feeling of being an out-group member. Options A, C, and D, all involve some level of interaction or attention from leaders, which is not usually the case for out-group members.

Out-Group Members Act Differently from In-Group Members in That They